[varrock]

> The standard of human interaction will either be meeting IRL or signing communications biometrically.

From a convenience standpoint, it seems like we've gotten so technologically advanced that we are starting to move backwards. Is there a name for this type of phenomenon?

[confoundcofound]

I see it as a step forward.

The physical world is what we are fully integrated into as embodied beings along dimensions we do not yet and may never understand. It is the only space that has an inherently scarce quality, which seems to be something we need as humans. IMO technology should enable us to deepen our connection in the "real world," not isolate us in piss poor representations built on the belief that we are merely mind-bearing mechanical vessels to be manipulated.

AI is going to drive us back to fully-embodied living, and that's good.

[mikrotikker]

The next generation are already ditching smartphones

[layer8]

Sigmoid curve (or the derivative of it).